Consumer Debt Litigation (mostly Texas)

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Thursday, May 2, 2019

Consumer Contracts at the Back-End: A Different Perspective on the (draft) Restatement of Consumer Law from Texas

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CONSUMER CONTRACTS DON'T MATTER WHEN APPELLATE COURTS CREATE CASELAW TO ALLOW CIRCUMVENTION Much of the discussion about the st...

Friday, July 19, 2013

"Money Had and Received" claim in debt suit pleadings

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Money Had and Received? - What is that supposed to mean? This is an oddly phrased common-law theory that allows a plaintiff to sue for...

Unjust Enrichment as a legal theory in collection litigation

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UNJUST ENRICHMENT AS A THEORY OF RECOVERY Is it a viable cause of action for collection of a debt? Unjust enrichment see...

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Quantum Meruit theory for credit card debt collection?

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IS QUANTUM MERUIT A VALID LEGAL THEORY IN A DEBT SUITS SEEKING A JUDGMENT FOR A CREDIT CARD DEBT? Quantum meruit is an equitable theory...

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